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Jenna Bush Hager celebrated the Fourth of July with an Instagram carousel showing her husband Henry Hager and their kids—Hal (6), Poppy (10), and Mila (13)—enjoying a sunset beach moment, a big fish catch, bubbles, fireworks, and even a fruit-snacking moment with her cat Maisie; fans marveled at how quickly the children are growing, a moment that also spilled into a TODAY show segment with Sheinelle.
Musician Jack Antonoff told the Today show he loves being married in May, just a month before Page Six reported his separation from Margaret Qualley after nearly three years of marriage. Insiders described a rocky relationship with communication issues, and Qualley’s absence from their wedding and other public events fueled breakup speculation. The couple wed in August 2023 in New Jersey with guests including Taylor Swift, and Antonoff was later seen still wearing his wedding ring amid the split.
Today show host Dylan Dreyer reveals on her Parent Chat podcast that she endured a secret miscarriage while vacationing with friends, describing emotional isolation and painful physical symptoms, and noting the stigma around pregnancy loss; she shares three sons with estranged husband Brian Fichera.
Danny Glover revealed on NBC's Today that he has been living with Alzheimer's since 2023, describing its impact on movement, speech and memory; he says his family has his back and he hopes his openness helps reduce stigma and raise awareness while continuing his work.
Danny Glover revealed he has Alzheimer’s and has lived with it for years, telling Lester Holt on Today that he was diagnosed before receiving the 2022 Governors Awards; he remains active despite slowed memory and movement, with his family stressing the importance of him controlling his own narrative and the Alzheimer’s Association offering tips like staying physically active, managing health, getting quality sleep and staying socially connected.
Danny Glover, 79, announced on the Today show that he has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, saying he can 'live with it' but that life will change as it progresses; he credited his family for support and his daughter Mandisa stressed the importance of him controlling his own narrative. The actor, who received an honorary Oscar in 2022, also reflected on his career and past epilepsy battles, noting he hasn’t had a seizure since age 35 and emphasizing his focus on teaching younger generations about responsibility.
Savannah Guthrie publicly saluted her husband Michael Feldman as her 'hero' on Father’s Day, posting a photo of him cuddling their kids Vale (11) and Charley (9). The couple, married since 2014, has faced public family strain as Guthrie’s mother Nancy Guthrie remains missing since January; Feldman has shown support by staying involved with Guthrie’s Today show duties and sharing affectionate messages to her around family milestones.
Deidre Hall, longtime Days of Our Lives star portraying Marlena Evans, staged a playful slap on NBC's Today host Craig Melvin during a Friday interview to celebrate her 50-year run on the soap. Melvin encouraged the moment, and the two rehearsed the faux strike on air; the lighthearted stunt highlighted Hall’s historic tenure with Marlena, who remains on the show after decades.
On June 19, 2026, Days of Our Lives star Deidre Hall slapped Today show host Craig Melvin live on air to fulfill his dream; the playful moment was choreographed with Melvin asking to be slapped and Hall delivering a near-miss swing, ending in laughter as Hall noted her 50-year run on Marlena Evans and hinted she’ll stay with Days of Our Lives as long as her key card works.
Days of Our Lives star Deidre Hall playfully slapped Today host Craig Melvin on Friday’s Today show in a staged moment celebrating her 50-year run as Marlena Evans. Melvin had praised her “ability to slap” and Hall joked she “meant to miss” as crew laughed; Hall, 78, began on the NBC soap in 1976 and has three Daytime Emmy nominations, with Marlena’s storyline continuing on Peacock after Drake Hogestyn’s exit in 2024.
Savannah Guthrie returned to Today after taking time off to be with family amid her mother Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance, but she has since missed several broadcasts; co-anchor Craig Melvin said she’s on assignment and Sheinelle Jones filled in. The piece also references unverified claims about a breakthrough in Nancy Guthrie’s case involving a wrench attack by proxy connected to a bitcoin ransom, with authorities not confirming those details, and notes an active investigation.
Kurt Andersen recalls Gene Shalit as his first boss in 1976, praising the goofball–style NBC Today movie critic for his warmth, wit, and mentorship; Shalit, who died at 100, remains a formative influence on Andersen and a memorable figure in entertainment journalism.
Gene Shalit, the longtime Today Show film critic known for Critics Corner, died at age 100 after more than four decades with the program. NBC News confirmed the death on June 12, and Al Roker honored him in a social-media tribute, highlighting Shalit’s wit, intellect and iconic presence that helped shape television and film criticism.
Gene Shalit, the longtime NBC Today film critic known for his signature hair and mustache, died at age 100. He joined Today in 1970, became arts editor in 1973, and hosted the Critics’ Corner segment, helping shape TV film criticism for decades. His career also included magazine work for Look, McCall's, and other outlets before and after his TV run.
Gene Shalit, the iconic NBC film critic famous for Critics Corner on the Today show, has died at 100. A fixture from the 1970s until his 2010 retirement, he was known for witty, pun-filled reviews and memorable interviews with stars like the Star Wars cast; NBC confirmed the death with no cause provided.